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Ryan Hungate
@rjhungate · CEO & Co-Founder, Simplifeye
Honestly, with my crazy life right now, I'm not sure how I could have booked my wife's birthday surprise without OneRooftop. My favorite part is no longer having to do the "call every AirBnB property and hope they actually are available" that we are all so used to. OneRooftop takes care of it all. Check them out...you'll be very impressed.
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Alex Yaseen
@alexyaseen · Co-Founder and CEO, Parabola
For me, the magic here is being able to book without having to go back and forth with every single host like on airbnb or VRBO. When I've booked on those platforms in the past, I've had to have multiple inquiries in at a time in order to make sure I actually got one due to slow response times from hosts. I then have to awkwardly turn down the ones I don't wa… See more
Ben Tossell
@bentossell · Community Lead, Product Hunt
I wonder if AirBnB would ever do their own bot!
AirBnBot (sorry, it is Friday!)
I've said before about Travel bots... I'm worried that the only way some are successful/unsuccessful is from someones experience. Messing up somebody's holiday would be an awful thing!
I don't think there would be much room for reconciliation either. So travel bots have got to… See more
Jason Chen
@jchen623 · Co-Founder, Vesper
This new service looks fantastic! The use case that makes the most sense to me would be trying to book a ski house or a weekend getaway - I know broadly what I want (a house that can sleep 8 near a mountain in Vermont), but I don't care about the specific location. Searching for this on AirBnB is a huge pain because it takes so much time to try to narrow d… See more
Ry Walker
@rywalker · Co-founder, Astronomer and Differential
The process of finding a vacation rental definitely needs to be fixed. Too many choices, too much work. Would love a streamlined experience with a lot more curation. Someone will nail this eventually, looks like OneRooftop is on the right path.